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Wednesday, November 8, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 41 City wards ruled unconstitutional
Jay Young over yet, because the court has The BG News still reserved jurisdiction to re- U.S. magistrate orders BG to redraw districts view the proposed new plan." There's a new city council In Kevin Vaughn, SLS chairman, town, and it's unconstitutional, resented on City Council. The ruling is the result of a suit system is unfair to students. The the victory. helped make the initial decision according to a federal judge. Armstrong ruled Monday that filed against the city by Univer- University, which is located in "I wasn't surprised. I thought to sue the city last summer. United States Magistrate her court will have jurisdiction sity Student Legal Services. The Ward 1, is home to 45 percent of all along that the Constitution re- Vaughn said he was pleased with Judge Vernelis Armstrong over the new plan, which must be city argued the current ward the city's population, according quired this," Fleming said. "This the decision. ordered the City of Bowling proposed within six months. system is fair and is Important to to the 1990 census. is a compilation of several years' "We had the Constitution on Green to develop a plan to What the new plan will do to the provide municipal services. Stu- Rodney Fleming, SLS manag- work by the student body and change the way citizens are rep- new council members is unclear. dent Legal Services argued the ing attorney, said he expected Student Legal Services. It's not See RULING, page five. Hoffman dominates polls in mayoral race
Amy Johnson Hartman said Hoffman's re- with the railroad crossings," The BG News election as mayor was a tribute to Hoffman said. "The problem his performance as a city admin- about the courts and the addi- Wes Hoffman was re-elected istrator as well as a mayor. tional space is something we will as mayor of Bowling Green for "I congratulate Wes Hoffman," have to discuss with the new another term Tuesday night in a Hartman said. "Nobody has con- Judges." 3,929-1,191 vote over democratic tributed more to the government Two current city council mem- candidate Jack Hartman. in this city in the last 45 years bers said the mayor deserved to According to Hoffman, his vic- than Wes Hoffman." Hartman be re-elected as mayor. tory shows the citizens thought said he will continue to work on "Voters look at what he has he was on the right track during the Bowling Green Board of Ed- been doing and how the city has his term. ucation. Hartman did not rule out changed during the time of his "I believe I ran a good cam- running for mayor in the near fu- term," said Robert McGeeln, paign," Hoffman said. "My cam- ture. "Perhaps my contribution current city councilman at-large. paign was a very positive and in this campaign is not as a suc- "The citizens said yes ~ this is dignified campaign." cessful candidate, but as what I like." Hoffman said the first issue he someone who cared enough about "I think he has done an excel- will concentrate on as the re- this community to put it on the lent job," said Rebecca Hansen, elected mayor is redistricting. line," Hartman said. re-elected 3rd Ward city coun- "We won't be able to do much Hoffman said he will announce cilwoman. "He deserves another with the issue until the new city the most important issues he will term because the residents council takes office," he said. concentrate on at the first city agreed with what the mayor has "We'll have two new council council meeting next year. promoted for the city." members and we'll have to see "We will have to obviously Another issue Hoffman said he The BG NcwiUon Raiback how they want to deal with the is- concentrate on the west side fire will concentrate on is building a Mayor Wes Hoffman stands with a crowd at the Ice Arena lounge as the precinct voting results come sue." station and to settle the problems community center. In. Hoffman was declared the winner of the mayoral race.
[;' Tf TaPi* tf&i N ■ Ogdahl snags \ ■ Ju ;•»« V-*. ■""U 1 fee 1st Ward seat H'< . m Jay Young and Joe Boyle the door-to-door campaign as a ...-- - The BG News member of council. K^is^^nuBs .■ '-■■•■> - ^^^^^>^' "I think we do need more KX^^IV w Sarah Ogdahl was elected to community involvement, on all ■ ity ' wr$m BJBV HP ■■* MW ^^^^ represent most University stu- levels," Ogdahl said. "I intend to dents on the city council Tues- make regular door-to-door ■ ^^^^V ^^JV' «H % ^ *■?■ - Co^^^B day. rounds around the ward and also ~..,-A
■ Ogdahl, a sophomore honors hold meetings." jfl - , .. .. ■ defeated republican John Miller will be one of the first things she 1 1 . « -<-.»> • ion The BG News page two Wednesday, November 8,1995 The BG News lAbortion bill causes harm Last Wednesday, while we a position where they have no you would call "top of the line." criminal code does not mention "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence' were all toiling away in classes, choice, but to put their lives or Many women died as a result of orange juice. The government the House of Represenatlves livelihood at stake. It makes us these underground practices. lets us drink it when, where and Leah Bamum Jim Vickers committed an atrocity. Our Rep- sick that these upperclass, white Besides that, look at the lives how we want to. The FDA still resenatlves passed a bill, males can make laws that tell of women who did end up with checks to make sure the orange editor in chief managing editor 288-139, to make it a felony for mostly underclass women what these unwanted children. These juice is safe. The government doctors to perform partial birth they can and cannot do with their women were tied to their homes. even helps pay for our orange Dawn Keller Larry Hannan abortions. bodies, or tell these women's doc- They were not able to finish their juice if we receive food stamps. Kim watched many of the con- tors what they can provide for. educations. The children them- Other than playing this suppor- news editor assistant managing editor gressional debates leading up to All this bill will really do is selves were not much better off. tive role, the government is silent the vote. The terminology used Look at the numbers of unwanted on the matter of orange juice. Aaron Gray Robin Coe by our government was disgust- children beaten every year. « Repeal activists wanted the or- ing. They managed to compare Do we really want to go back to ange juice situation, not the liq- city editor editorial editor abortions to drive-by shootings. this?Wedon1. uor situation, when it came to It was truly sickening. Abortion is a very personal de- abortion. They knew that as long This bill is unnecessary. Par- cision. Do you really think a as the government maintained a tial birth abortions are very rare. woman who wants a partial birth voice in each woman's abortion Yearly, only about 500 of the abortion, and not because her life decision it would use that power 1,500,000 abortions are partial or the fetus' life is in danger, has to chip away at women's right to Modell values birth abortions. On top of this, not thought long and hard about abortion. most of these partial birth abor- this decision? Why does the And now we are seeing exactly tions are used to save the moth- House of Representatives sud- how the government hopes to er's life, or when the child has no denly feel they need to be a part control women. By forcing these money, not fans chance to live due to birth of this decision? Whatever gave women into mandatory mother- defects. government the Idea that we hood, they have taken away This bill is even more repres- wanted any laws governing abor- women's right to choice and live- The fat lady has sung in Cleveland. sive than it is unnecessary. This tion? As Ninla Baehr has said: liness. It's official. The Browns are moving to Balti- bill means a strong backlash These days, many of us wear more. against women and abortion buttons that say "Keep Abortion The majority of the House con- The city of Baltimore offered Art Modell up to $75 mil- rights. This bill devalues the life Safe and Legal." Because our sists of over-privileged white lion for moving expenses and renovations to the current of a women by not even allowing radical history has been hidden men. How can these men, who do stadium, where the Browns will play for two years, and a of exceptions to save the moth- drive this type of abortions back from us, most of us who are under not carry children, whose lives new $200 million stadium. And he said yes. er's life or health. underground. Like anything that 35 do not realize that the legality are not threatened by birth, make This bill really puts doctors on is prohibited by law, it will find a we seek to defend was in fact a a decision for those who do? If The News believes Modell sold out the Cleveland fans. the spot. It makes it impossible place in the underground market. compromise of the orginal de- these men do not want a child The fans have supported the Browns for more than 30 for doctors to provide patients In this environment, these types mand for repeal. If you repeal they can simply walk away, and years. They have filled up the stadium for years. They with the best information and of abortions will become danger- something, you grant control to many do. have bought memorabilia and barked in the Dawg help available. These doctors are ous and sometimes deadly. This the state. For example, alcohol is Pound. now forced to choose between bill will make illegal for these legal in this country, but the It is sickening that these peo- What does Modell do in return? the life of their patient and the women to get the proper medical government doesn't trust each ple think they have the right to livelihood of their practice. care. person to regulate her own re- govern our bodies. Make no mis- He leaves the city. It seems odd that this Con- Remember what happened lationship with alcohol. It tells take about it, this is the first step The News believes this is a trend that has been set in gress, which preaches individu- when all abortions were illegal? her how old she must be to drink of many for the pro-life, religious the National Football League. And while we understand alism and women's health, would Abortions did not stop, they just it, when and where she may buy right Congress. that football is a business, owners still owe the fans make a law that would prohibit became unsafe. Sanitary condi- it - and it changes the law about something. free-choice and hurt women. tions were lacking and the in- how alcohol as it sees fit. This is "If men gave birth, abortions Because without fans, football would be nothing. Fans This bill would force women into struments used were not what not true of, say, orange juice. The would be a God-given right" are the customers and deserve to be treated as such. Owners like Jerry Jones and Modell ruin the game of football for the fans. They take away what the fans love most - a sense of comraderie with other people in their community. They make fans realize that football is primarily a business, instead of entertainment worth paying to see. Cleveland fans supported the Browns in the early '80s when they weren't exactly on top of the world; they sup- ported them through the tough Denver losses; they sup- ported Modell when he fired Marty Schottenheimer, a coach who had numerous winning seasons. They even supported Modell when he cut the city's be- loved quarterback Bernie Kosar, and when he hired Bill Belichick to lead the organization to despair. Now, there's nothing left for Cleveland to support. The News believes it's great that fans are suing to get money back for season tickets. Fans should not sit still like they approve of this move. It's hurting football, and only helping one person - Modell. We only hope Baltimore has a clue of what it's in for. First lady prime candidate Modell has created a great deal of problems for Cleve- land fans, and in the past has been referred to as a wan- Another presidential campaign cerning both Hillary's character her slovenly husband "for better acceptance of all body types na-be coach. Is upon us, and, like four years and her ability to run the coun- or for worse," and her actions are could be developed. The chubby He's hurt the team - and the fans - more than we can ago, the incumbent Is under in- try. There is evidence to suggest an example that more couples "first man" - Bill Clinton - say. tense scrutiny. Our choices seem that Slick Willie has been dally- should follow. would surely approve of that. The News has only one thing to say about Modell: good to be the standard ones - re-elect ing about with other women. At Imagine, if you will, our coun- I agree that good arguments riddance to bad rubbish. the standing president, cast our the very least, his thoughts have try being run by a female. Per- can be made to support other vote with the opposition party, or occasionaly turned wayward. haps we would find ourselves a candidates. However, each of the throw our support behind Ross The modern day, all too common "kinder, gentler nation," much possible alternatives is severly Copyright O 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material Perot's vaguely tiUed "Reform solution to this would be a hasty like the one promised by ex lacking in one or more qualities. in thii publication without permission of The BG News is strictly Party." divorce. President Bush. As you may re- At a time when domestic prob- prohibited. I would like to propose a call. Bush's version of kindness lems are the most pressing, The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 unique option. How about elect- was starting a war. America dosent need a military ing the first lady, Hillary Rod- and is published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in Mrs. Clinton would give inspir- leader - such as Colin Powell - ham Clinton? ation to the female populace. She as head of the government the summer. You may think that I jest, but I already has done much to break In a similar vein, Ross Perot Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the seriously believe that the first the stereotype of the "typical" seems to lack skills outside of the student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions lady would make a good presi- American woman. Electing her to business field. It would stand to expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those dent. the highest office in the land follow that the government of The BG News. Mrs. Clinton has all of the good would Inevitably allow her to under Ross would be run as a Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, leadership attributes that her continue In this Iconoclastic role. business - with the people typed and include the writer's name, phone number and University husband lacks. She Is decisive, Perhaps people in other coun- resembling consumers rather affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and she knows where she stands on tries would stop thinking of than shareholders. Most of Per- However, Hillary has "stood all letters. the important issues, and she American women as vapid ot's supporters In the last elec- isn't afraid to push forward to get by her man," and, in doing so, she Toe BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any beauty queens or sex-starved tion were those looking for a what she wants. By contrast, her has scored a point for "family va- hookers - the images far too handyman to "fix" the sluggish errors in stories or photograph descriptions. husband is notorious for hedging, lues," the edict that morally often portrayed on TV and in economy. What these people tend dodging and accomplishing little bankrupt congressmen on both movies. to forget is that periods of slow of his broad agenda. sides of the political fence mista- Hillary might also help the growth are part of the economic The BG News Staff For the Democrats, Hillary kenly attempt to preach. Instead country out of Its body-obsessed cycle, and, if left alone, the econ- would make an excellent presi- of running to a lawyer whenever stupor. Nearly every female I omy will almost always recover photo editor Stephanie Miskawi dent from a purely political another madame accuses the know has at one time or another with little government interven- co-sports editor Scott Brown standpoint She has shown that tion. she isn't afraid to play hardball co-sports editor Patrick Murphy with the Republican dominated "Imagine, if you will, our country being run assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi Congress. Most of Hillary's Of the possible choices we will assistant city editor Joe Boyle viewpoints are in line with the by a female. Perhaps we would find have In the upcoming election, graphics editor Rochelle Slosser Democratic platform. Mrs. Clin- ourselves a 'kinder, gentler nation,' much Bob Dole seems the most fright- Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski ton already has name recognition ening. At a tune when Repub i- Weekend Reality asst. editor Aaron Bpple and a definite reputation - albeit like the one promised by ex-President Bush. cans - and many Democrats - copy chief Kristin Stadum a not altogether good one. As you may recall, Bush's version of are championing "hands-off" government, Dole would like to assistant copy chief Anna Wahrman But when you compare her kindness was starting a war." questionable political exploits infiltrate your homes, stan- •pedal projects editor Amy Johnson dardize our culture under the •pedal projects asst. editor Jim Barker with Bill's hanky-panky - a la Time-Warner corporation, and Gennifer Flowers, Paula Jones, President of adultery, Hillary told me: "I'm going to go on a make English the national lan- etc. - Mrs. Clinton will win out has chosen to believe her hus- diet" Using her interest In the 204 West Hall guage - moves that haxken back over her husband every single band's denials of guilt - at least nation's health, she could spark a to the days of Senator McCarthy. Bowling Green State University time. publicly. change in attitudes towarc the In line with these reasons, I The president's well- Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 Whatever has transpired In the Ideal body. Instead of the current urge you on election day 1996 to documented sexual escapades Clintons' private lives, Hillary standard of walflsh and busty, bgnews9bgnetbggu.edu vote for Clinton - Hillary Rod- also reveal important facts con- hasnt forgotten that she married outlooks favoring health and the ham. The BG News Brteft Wednesday, November 8,1995 page three Campus In No Animals Today o Get Ahead On Your Exams! A.IXA.K Standard Student Edition U your multimedia survival kit for passing anatomy. Dissect, identify, study systems and regions. Prepare better, faster. Special student price - $149.95 Visit your college bookstore or call 1-800-322-1377. 1 \ ] . • * . -.'.'4»--e-> •■-- •» ~» . i -*•-. •>.;*-'^'*.'^-*.-— ■-'■•- .... —« *.,- . . .. ^ - The BG News page four Wednesday, November 8,1995 ROTC sponsors GOP landslides by 199S veterans' vigil Quayle's former chief of staff talks political history Jennifer Schab one-hour shifts during the day The BC News and four-hour shifts at night. Larry Hannan "The modern media has eroded A candle will burn the entire The BC News our sense of party identifica- A service organization time, signs will be posted to let SOCIA tion," Kristol said. "Swing voters within the University's Air people know what is taking If you're politically active, PHILOSOPH [who vote for people of both par- Force ROTC will sponsor a place, and a list of POWs and 1995 is a great time to be a repub- ties] are more common than 24-hour vigil to recognize sol- MI As will be available. lican and a demoralizing time to ever." diers who were prisoners of Jose Flores, POW/MIA offi- be a democrat, according to Dan Although Kristol said he con- war or declared missing in ac- cer chairman for the Vet- Quayle's chief of staff from 1990 siders himself a very conserva- tion. eran's Organization, will have to 1992. tive person, he said he has not The Bowling Green Arnold literature from the national William Kristol, a conservative ruled out supporting Colin Powell Air Society's vigil will start headquarters for people to pundit and editor of The Weekly for the presidenpy. today at noon in the Union look through. Standard, a conservative maga- "We still don't know enough Oval for Veteran's Day. "We want to remind stu- zine based in Washington D.C., about him," Kristol said. "He's "The main purpose of the dents on campus that people was influential enough for New clearly r.:ore of a moderate re- event is to recognize the POWs fought for the rights we have Republic magazine to say he publican and a lot of conserva- and people who fought and and people died for our coun- functioned as the former vice tives don't like that." survived or fought and died try," Lykins said. president's brain. Stephanie Mlikawl/Thc BG Newt Kristol said there are two lines within all branches of the mili- Flores said citizens need to Kristol spoke at the University of conservative thought when it Tuesday. He was sponsored by William Kristol speaks in the Business Administration Building Tues- tary," said Rachael Orosz, a keep the POWs and MIAs in day afternoon. Kristol said the United States was entering a new polit- comes to Powell. member of the University air the spotlight. the Social Philosophy and Policy ical era. "Some conservatives believe force ROTC. Rodney Lykins, "[We need to] keep some at- Center. that we need to go with the most sophomore computer science tention on the plight of POWs He explained how the political elected, ended on Nov. 8, 1994," completely demoralized. conservative [presidential] can- major and member of ROTC, and MIAs. Speaking as a citi- landscape had changed since the Kristol said. "Seminal events like "For the first time in our life- didate we can find," he said. "But said there will be a cage in the zen, I think we need to keep it landslide republican elections in this happen only a couple of times Congress is setting the others believe a republican Union Oval for the vigil. alive... and maybe we can find November of 1994. times a century." agenda instead of the President," presidential victory is needed to Two people from the ROTC out some accounting of what Kristol said the "94 elections, Kristol also said the republi- he said. "President Clinton will cement the '94 victory. To do will be at the cage at all times, happened and what didn't," he which gave republicans control cans were prepared to solidify not be running for re-election on that, it's necessary to reach out to one will represent a prisoner said. of both the House of Representa- their strength in the 199S and any agenda of getting things more moderate voters." and the other will represent a "Anybody is welcome to tives and the Senate, was a 1996 elections. done. He will be running as the Even though he said he doesn't guard outside the cage. stop by and sit around with watershed election that would be "Tomorrow we'll find out if the only candidate who might be able think the democrats can win back Lykins said members of the us," Lykins said. "That would discussed as a turning point in republicans have gained control to keep Congress in check." either body of congress in 1996, ROTC will be at the vigil in be great." American history well into the of Virginia for the first time Looking back over the last Kristol doesn't completely rule 21st century. since reconstruction," Kristol year, Gardner said the republi- out Clinton. "The New Deal, which began said. "We also have numerous cans have gotten a lot done. when Franklin Roosevelt was democratic leaders, such as Sam "We've cut taxes, made educa- "It's tough to predict presi- Nunn and Bill Bradley, planning Celebrating 25 Years of Ethnic Studies at Bowling Green State tion a priority, passed one of the dential elections," he said. "Clin- to retire." University *m ysM best anti-crime bills in the nation, ton has shown he can come back. Ohio Senator Randy Gardner, and enacted the first real cam- But I think we can beat him. I've Bowling Green State University io/ne ouit our who attended the speech, said he paign finance reform in the state yet to meet a single person who agreed this is a great time to be a of Ohio," Gardner said. "It looks didn't vote for him in 1992 who's and republican. like we're going to make gains in planning to vote for him in 1996. The Department of Ethnic Studies "These are very exciting times both houses next year and that When you remember that he only for the Republican Party," Gard- almost never happens with the got 43 percent of the vote in 1992 present ner said. "After years in the po- majority party." [Bush got 39 percent and Perot The 12th Annual Ethnic Studies Conference litical minority, we were given a Although the republicans have got 19 percent], it's easy to see Ethnic Studies: Nov. 11 & 12 mandate to bring about change." clearly gained the upper hand, that it doesn't look good for him." Crossroads to the 21st Century Come for the unveiling Kristol said the planned re- Kristol said he is not yet con- Kristol also said a third, or "Revolutionary Beginnings: A Contract for a Multicultural Society" of our 1995 Holiday BARBIE" tirements suggest to him that the vinced that a republican era of even a fourth party, is capable of Keepsake Ornament. Democratic Party has become government has begun. coming on the scene. November 8-10,1995 Take advantage of great values on Hallmark Christmas items, discover special gift ideas, and receive a FREE Holiday Planner UT claims right to bones with any Hallmark purchase. Don't miss it! Native American fights for respect for ancestors Dawn Keller also a member of the Choctaw ner Tribal Association because it The BG News tribe, explained why Native- says the organization does not Gen's -f|«M*uwL American burial remains should have a right to them. If we cannot own people in life, be returned to tribes. McGowan said the remains 840 S. Main we should not be able to own "What right does any institu- should be returned to the Shaw- 354-2402 them in death, according to a tion have to own the legal re- nee in Oklahoma, because they professor who teaches at the mains of my grandmother?" she are most likely Shawnee remains University of Toledo and Wayne said. because of the time period they BAW"*C!»»M,M "* State University in Michigan. McGowan said returning the are from. Tuesday night, Kay McGowan, remains is an issue of respect. "Tribal law provides standards "The way Native-American for care and treatment of the remains are treated is repug- dead," she said. "It dictates that nant," she said. "It contrasts burial sites cannot be disturbed. KEYNOTE ADDRESS sharply with the way "Native Americans believe by other cultures' remains are there are two souls. One soul Meet treated. Indian remains are just walks on and goes to the other Dr. Coma! West as worthy of respect as any other world and the other stays," she Professor of African Studies and Philosophy of Religion .Harvard University ethnic group." said. "If the soul is not properly and In 1990, a law was passed re- Author of Race Matters and Jem & Blacks: Let the Healing Begin The eat in the Hat treated, it will not be at rest. It's quiring Native-American re- time Native-American remains Wednesday, November 8, 1995 mains to be returned if tribes be turned over for proper bur- 7:30 p.m. faee to face! could prove ancestry. ial." Lenhart Grand Ballroom, University Union McGowan said any tribe should McGowan said the public can Help us welcome one of be able to prove ancestry to any help Native Americans get their Thursday, November 9,1995, Olscamp Hall 101B Dr. Seuss's most celebrated remains because all Native ancestors' remains back. Americans came from the same "Write letters to universities Distinguished Presenters characters-The Cat in the Hat! founding population. and museums and ask them to re- The Cat wants to Introduce "All Native Americans came turn the bones out of respect," • DenlseH. Sweet, Chair, American Indian Studies, Assistant Professor, from the same people, and should she said. Humanistic Studies, University of Wisconsin at Green Bay himself to you. Bring In the whole be able to claim remains," she One University student said Joseph Scott, Professor of American Ethnic Studies and Sociology, family. 'It's fun to have fun...' University of Washington at Seattle said. it's important for this issue to be Arif Dirlik, Professor of History, Duke University so let The Cat In the Hat show She said the University of brought forward. Juan ila Diaz. Assistant Professor of Sociology, Women's Studies, Latin you how when he Toledo has the remains of 12 "It's true, legitimate, and it American and Caribbean Studies, State Univeristy of New York at Native Americans, and refuses to needed to be said," said Meredith Binghamton visits our turn them over to the Toledo In- Place, a junior theater major. • Epifanlo San Juan, Professor of Ethnic Studies, Bowling Green State store. University Session t 9:30 -11:30 am. Session II: 2:30-4:30p.m. "The Evolution of Ethnic Studies: 1960's-1990's" 8:00-11:00 p.m. Entertainment Olscamp 101B An Evening of Ethnic and Cultural Arts Music - Drama - Poetry - Dance Friday, November 10,1995, Olscamp Hall 10IB Distinguished Alumni Session HI: 9:30-11:30 a.m. "25 Years at Bowling Green State University: Reflections of people and programs in ethnic Studies" UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Saturday-Nov. 11 10 A.M .- 2 P.M. Visit Exhibitors & Vendors in Olscamp 101A November 9th, 9:00-5:00p.m. and Mon • Thrus. 8 - 6 Children's Books & November 10th 9:00 -3:00p.m. Frl8-5 Clothing 20% off All Events are Free and Open to the Public Sat 9-5 For Information Call (419) 372-2796 ■BBS i i » The BG News City Wednesday, November 8, 1995 page five A helping hand Reddin rallies, wins t^T Vogtsberger loses close race for judge Joe Boyle The BC News The race for Bowling Green Municipal Court judge, in the early returns, appeared to be Tom Vogtsberger"s for the los- ing. It was. Mark Reddin, a Bowling Green republican, came from behind and won the closely-contested race by 902 votes from the pre- cincts. "We worked very hard," Red- din said. "We had a good organi- zation behind me, and we tried to run a factual campaign as to ex- perience in court and what we be- lieved the public expected and deserved in a new judge. We think the voters responded to that call." Vogtsberger said he also be- lieved he put out a message that The BG Norn/Jon Ft.Rb.ch was representative of the peo- ple's wishes. Tom Reddin prepares to be addressed by the title "Judge" as he speaks with one of the Wood County republicans in the Ice Arena "I was happy with the positive lounge Tuesday night. Aaron Crayfllie BO Newl message we put out," Vogtsber- Senior arl student Val Devltt pours glue for two children during i Saturday morning art program for ger said. "It was long campaign "I think I'm better known in "I plan to survey the office and area youths In the Fine Arts Building. for me, since I had a primary op- the county than my opponent," make sure I have a good under- ponent, but I was proud of the Reddin said. standing of the workings and people around me." have a good grasp on what's hap- ■ A Haskins Road man alerted Reddin's victory can partly be Reddin plans to make no major pening before I make any police that a man wearing only attributed to his recognition in changes when he steps up to the changes," he said. "I want to e- "long, dark hair, a beard, a the county, of which about two- bench in January, although he valuate salaries and see where T-shirt and socks" was walking thirds is included in the Munici- plans to evaluate the office, and we are vis a vis municipal courts toward Wooster Street. Police pal Court's jurisdiction. acclimate to his surroundings. with a similar situation." POLICE were advised by Wood County Hospital that "maybe [police]could locate him and give BLOTTER him a ride home." Fischer takes 2nd Ward ■ A 17-year-old Michigan man Joe Boyle however. intention of giving up on the is- ■ Two orange terra cotta ■ A Lehman Avenue man told told police his parents "left him The BC News "It was a grass-roots cam- sues he fought for. masks were stolen from a South police he has an "on-going prob- in Ohio." Police advised the boy paign. I went door-to-door a lot Church Street lawn. According to lem with dog owners bringing to"call a friend" to get a ride While the first ward will con- and went to the people," Naska "After tonight, I hope to be the police report, the complain- their dogs over to use his prop- back to the Wolverine State. tinue to be governed by a stu- said. able to present them. One of the ant believes the "junior high stu- erty and relieve themselves." dent, junior political science Naska, like many of the other main issues I wanted to talk dents that hang around his yard ■ A Sherwood, Ohio, man was major Matthew Naska failed in candidates, lauded a cleanly- about was the recent rash of as- and in the alley ... smoking may ■ Police received a call Friday kicked out of Uptown for wear- his attempt to unseat incumbent fought campaign. saults in the city. Even if I don't be responsible." regarding a resident of the 1500 ing a hat. He was forcefully re- BJ. Fischer in Ward 2. "It was a clean campaign. I got win, I'll support this cause," Na- ■ A Port Clinton man was block of Clough Street who had moved from the establishment Naska, who ran on a platform to understand what was impor- ska said. warned Wednesday afternoon taken "60 valium along with a by the bouncers, and told police of campus and city safety, was tant to my ward, after going to about having "defective mud beer." The man was transported he "lost a contact during the satisfied with his campaign or- the houses," he said. Naska is employed by the Uni- flaps." to the Wood County Hospital. altercation." ganization's performance, Despite the loss, Naska has no versity as a security guard. VOTING Continued from page one. "It's disappointing," College hometowns. "Students have to realize that Democrats Vice President Tom "It's disappointing to us be- this really affects them," she price to be paid for being a cit- Schmidt said. "We fought really cause we registered around 900 said. izen of this country." Of about hard to get people to the polls." people on campus and in the 4,050 registered on-campus stu- city," he said. SENIORS! Schmidt said one reason for the Bryan Hendricks, a sophomore dent voters, only a small per- low numbers might be that stu- Kerry Aulizia, member of Col- visual communications technolo- centage voted in Tuesday's elec- dents are divided in their loyalty lege Democrats, also appeared gy major, said the reason he tions. to Bowling Green and their discouraged at the turnout. voted was because it is his duty. JUST IN TIME FOR AT-LARGE CHRISTMAS Continued from page one. more aware when walking and students have to be more aware," Marcin in the lead at the end of should also walk in groups. he said. "There are not enough the evening, he still hesitated to Marcin said he believes that policemen to be in every door- start celebrating. for the University's campus to "I know the campus has a pret- way or around every comer." "We haven't won anything become safer, students should be ty good police department, but Even though the polls showed yet," Marcin said. RULING Continued from page one. said there probably will not be an ter one. I know for sure that I'm everyone's concerns get lost." appeal. absolutely against any kind of all Hoffman said he would prefer our side. There is nothing "It's up to the City Council at-large system, because then a setup with similar areas. stronger than that," Vaughn said. whether they want to i^ppeal, "Their reasoning had to do with whether they want to dravy new history and tradition and that lines or whether they want ro get doesn't override the Constitu- rid of the lines all together," tion." Marsh said. "I have no clue on Mayor Wes Hoffman, who was what they are going to do." re-elected to the position on Democrat Sarah Ogdahl was Tuesday, said he was not sur- elected to the Ward 1 City Coun- prised by the decision. cil seat Tuesday. She said "It didn't surprise me very changes need to be made to the much," Hoffman said. "When I current system. attended the trial, there was an "I think we should look at indication from the judge that whether we need to add two she would probably rule in the wards or just redraw the wards plaintiff's favor." we have now," Ogdahl said. "I'm City Attorney Michael Marsh not sure which would be the bet- UNIVERSITY UNION SENIOR PICTURES * Best Values on Campus END FRIDAY PHI SIGMA KAPPA (Night Sessions Available) WEDN SDAY introduces their new i:om-V<.I(I:I:M:KV PHEASANT ROOM EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Schedule a Sitting Now And Have Prints to Give As PIZZA SPAGHETTI PRESIDENT Todd Bennett Christmas Gifts To Parents, VICE PRESIDENT Troy Haslinger Grandparents, Relatives, etc... S5.20 SECRETARY Jim Masterson The sitting Fee is only $6. 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Notre Dame and Bowling Green and Raphael won the one and Bowling Green did very well Week Ten men's swim team. three meters respectably. "It considering they were short five Games of November However, this time, the Fal- was a great job by the divers," people and going up against a No- 11-12, 1995 cons came up short, losing said Julian. "We went first and tre Dame women's team that has 123-114. "It was a tremendous second on both boards. They're have been regarded as the best meet," Julian said. "We went diving kept us in it," Julian add- team in the Big East Conference. Circle Your Picks and Win- straight up with Notre Dame." ed. "Notre Dame was the toughest Scott Brown Pat Murphy Leah Barnum "I was very pleased with our Individual awards go to Bran- women's team we'll face all Co-Sporta Co-Sports Editor In [Bowling Green's] intensity don Farris, Guenter Miller, and year," Julian said. "The depth Editor Editor Chief throughout the whole competi- Paul Henderson. Farris won the factor was tough on us, but we'll Last Week 12-8 10-10 12-8 tion," added Julian. " We never 1000 meter Freestyle and the 200 get better." Season Standings 119-61 gave up on ourselves." meter Backstroke. Miller won 200 meter Breaststroke swim- 110-70 112-68 "We swam incredible," said the 200 meter Butterfly and mer, Alicia Kelso, spoke of their Mid-American Conference one of the 3 captains, Eric Klap- Henderson won the SO and 100 first meet of the year. Bowling Green at Kent BG BG BG BG par. meter Freestyle. Akron at Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Toledo Last week, Eric Klappar said "The effort and enthusiasm "It was our first scored meet of Ohio at Miami Miami Miami that the outcome would come was unbelievable," said Julian. the year, and the adrenaline was Miami Miami down to each event. In fact, he "We really are going to be a good there because of the large CMU at Ball State Ball State CMU Ball State Ball State was right because if the Falcons team." crowd." WMU at EMU EMU EMU EMU EMU Around College Football Illinois at Ohio State OSU OSU OSU OSU Fontes given ultimatum Purdue at Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan State at Indiana MSU MSU MSU MSU The Associated Press make the playoffs for Fontes to "In the 6 1/2 years I've been Florida State at N. Carolina FSU FSU FSU FSU keep his job. head coach, he's never sat down Miami (Fla.) at Boston College Miami Miami Miami Boston Coll. PONTIAC, Mich. -- At 6 p.m. Ford made the statement fol- and given me an ultimatum about Syracuse at Pittsburgh Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Monday, Detroit Lions coach lowing Sunday's embarrassing how many games we have to win Pittsburgh Wayne Fontes expected a regular 34-22 loss at Atlanta, a setback for me to stay," Fontes said. "He Nebraska at Kansas Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska weekly phone call from team which dropped the Lions to 3-6 on told you guys that, so I have to Washington at UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA Washington owner William Clay Ford. the season. respect what he said. Pro Football It wouldn't be until then, Fon- Fontes told reporters at his "We have had conversations Cincinnati at Houston Houston tes said earlier Monday, that he regular Monday news confer- where I know he's very, very dis- Cincinnati Houston Houston might hear the ultimatum about ence that such a statement is the appointed, just like I am. But he Oakland at N.Y. Giants Oakland Oakland Oakland N.Y. Giants his future that reporters heard first he's ever heard from Ford - knows me and he knows I'm not Chicago at Green Bay Chicago Chicago Chicago Green Bay Sunday: The Lions must at least secondhand or otherwise. going to throw in the towel." Kansas City at San Diego KC KC KC San Diego "What we're doing has to change," Ford said Sunday. "We San Francisco at Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas FURTHER YOUR EDUCATION have to win ballgames.... Denver at Philadelphia Phllly Denver Phllly Denver 'Every time you lose the hole Cleveland at Pittsburgh Cleveland Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh gets deeper and deeper, and the pqalk hole's pretty deep right now," he said. "Pretty soon, they're going Submit entries at The BG News, 204 West Hall to start putting mud on top of it." Entry deadline is Friday at 1:00 p.m. AMATEUR Fontes, who had left the locker CONTEST JULIA room by the time Ford spoke Last Week's Winner: TONIGHT PARTON Sunday, said he wasn't surprised SHANNON SRODEK (15-5), 516 E. Merry #4 November 27- by the statement. You be the December 2 "I think you guys probably judge! badgered him into a corner and Open he said something to you guys nnMKgff til 4am every COLLEGE probably to get you guys off his Thursday. back," Fontes said. NIGHT Friday, & It also could've been that Ford every Monday Saturday was finally so frustrated by an- '(gesiiwg GIRLGIRL GRAND other exhibition of porous de- REVIEWS RE-OPENING fense, bad penalties and other sil- Thursday. Nov 9 PARTY ly mistakes he couldn't remain 50 Wings / 2 Baskets O' 353-BWWW silent, even with reporters. 353-BWWW 135 S Byrne Rd Still, Fontes said he'll stay up- 176 W. Wooster 176 W. Wooster Toledo-531-0079 beat until the math tells him his Chips team's eliminated. "I'm not going to give up, peo- RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS FREE | ple; I'm really not," Fontes said. PASS I "The criticism? We deserve it ■ expires 11 12 95 I because we should be better than signature required I we are but we're not." 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NL manager of the year CINCINNATI - The Cleve- the people of Cincinnati ought People in Cuyahoga County, land Browns' planned move to to be, after all this is over, for which includes Cleveland, Baltimore adds urgency to a our football team to still be a were voting today on whether drive to persuade Hamilton part of this community." to extend the county's tax on Colorado skipper leads team to wild-card berth County voters to approve a one Gov. George Voinovlch tobacco and alcohol products to Baylor is the first former MVP percentage point sales tax In- urged Cincinnati to draw a les- pay for a $150 million renova- Ronald Blum crease to build separate sta- son from Cleveland's loss. tion of Cleveland Stadium. The Associated Press to win the manager's award. He diums for the Bengals and "It should be a very, very Modell has said the vote will was the AL Most Valuable Player Reds. good, strong signal to the peo- NEW YORK - Don Baylor, who in 1979, when he played for the not affect his plans. led the Colorado Rockies to the "The stakes have just been ple in Cincinnati ... to go out Bengals president Mike California Angels. raised considerably," Hamil- and make sure that they are playoffs In only their third Under Baylor, the Rockies Brown, who toured Baltimore season, was voted National were 77-67 last season and won ton County Commissioner Guy united in how they are going to this spring and rejected a deal League Manager of the Year on the wild-card spot by one game Guckenberger said Monday. deal with both the Reds and the the Modell accepted, said he "If we fall In March, Cleveland Tuesday. over the Astros. Colorado fin- Bengals," Voinovlch said. remained convinced that Cin- Baylor received 19 of 28 first- ished one game behind Los An- will be looking for a new team cinnati was where the Bengals However, a leader of the op- place votes and nine seconds for geles in the NL West. to fill the void left by the position to the tax increase said should stay. 122 points in voting by the Base- Baylor, 46, was hired by the Browns. We certainly will have Art Modell's plan to move his Brown said he was happy for ball Writers Association of Rockies in October 1992 and has to watch our backs." Browns from Cleveland, where Baltimore because that city Commissioner Bob Bedingh- America, easily defeating Davey led them to a three-year record the team has been an NFL deserves a team. But he said Johnson. Baylor was the only aus proposed the penny-per- of 197-226. member since 1950, illustrates Cleveland also deserves a manager named on every ballot. dollar sales tax increase and is As a player, he was with seven the folly of trying to appease team, and he'll support the ci- Johnson, pushed out by the lobbying for its approval in a league owners. ty's attempts to land another division champions, three pen- March 19 referendum. Reds after leading Cincinnati to nant winners and one World Se- "It tells us that no matter franchise. the NL Central title, got eight Bedlnghaus said the Browns' ries champion: the 1987 Minne- how much support you give ths County commissioners and firsts, IS seconds and four thirds move underscores the risk that greedy owners in the NFL, business leaders said they ex- sota Twins. for 89 points. Baylor, who retired as a player NFL cities have of losing their they'll always be out looking pected Brown to live up to his Atlanta Braves manager Bob- Baylor teams to other cities. for a better deal elsewhere ... promise to accept a lengthy in 1988, had a .260 career average by Cox was third with one first, leman of the Chicago Cubs (6), with 338 homers and 1,276 RBIs. "There's obviously going to Then we're left with an empty, lease if the Bengals get a new one second and 12 thirds for 20 be a reshuffling of NFL teams unpaid-fur stadium," said Tim- stadium in Cincinnati. Dallas Green of the New York His best season was 1979, when points, followed by Terry Collins Mets (3) and Bruce Bochy of San he hit .296 with 36 homers and of Houston (11 points), Jim Rigg- Diego (1). 139 RBIs. Ema Gorman Interested in doing community service? Into Tickets are available in the Union Foyer Now s the time to advertise in THE OBSIDIAN. 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Early Specials! 8 Days Oceanview Room their senior portrait session. This is your last lor details. GOVT FORECLOSED homes tor pennies on cent grads with bachelors in Marketing. Com- Comfy, roomy efficiency. Furnished. Maxi- . With Kitchen «129! Walk To Best Barsl Key chance this year! Don't be left out of the year- $1. Delinquent tax, Repo's, REO's. Your area. Needed: Subleaser lor Spnng. Own Room, munications, or related field for territory sales. mum of four people allowed. Close to cam- Weal S259I Cocoa Beach Hilton $1691 book! Night sessions are available. Session Ton Free (1) 600-898-9778 Exl.H-2076 lor cur- share kitchen and bath. $i60/mo. Call Doug Benefits include salary & commission, bonus- pus. Columbia Cts. Call 353-6517 or - Prices Increase 11/21 A 12/151 rent listing. ends Fri. Nov. 10. @ 353-6056. es, car allowance, and medical ft dental plan. 1-800-678-6366. 419-666-0683 for more Info. SKI TEAM • SKI TEAM ' SKI TEAM Send resume »: 111 W. First St.. Suite 1101. GOVT FORECLOSED homes tor pennies on Comfy, roomy efficiency, furn. large kitchen, Meeting: Thursday Nov. 9th Dayton OH 45402. Si Delinquent Tax. Repo's. REO's. Your Area. AC. Lease through Aug. 10. Avail. Dec. 17. •#1 Awesome Spring Break Bahamas Party 9:00 pm 112 BA HELP WANTED Toll Free (1)80O-898-9778Ext. H-2076 lor cur- Grad. pre! Call 3533237. CruiselEarty Specials! 7 Days J279I Includes Into. Contact Kevin @ 353-5197 M d Am Info Services seeking full A pi. time rent listings. 15 Meals & 6 Partjesl Prices Increase 12/151 SKI TEAM • SKI TEAM • SKITEAM people lor numeric data entry. Afternoon to HOUSES & APTS. FOR FALL 96 Spring Break Travel 1 -800-678-6366. $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars. early eve. hrs. In BG. Applications are taken at Office 316 E. Merry Apt. 3 INTRAMURAL PRACTICUM OPPORTUNI- For into call 301-306-1207. 1815 Research Dr. - Research Dev. Park. 353-0325 TIES: APPLICATIONS FOR SMD AN0 REC Mon.-Fri. 8-5 or call 3546655 ext 6453. Also, well mail listing I #1 Awesome Cancun a Jamaica Spnng Break MAJORS ARE AVAILABLE FOR SPRING Spring Break '96' Travel Free'! $35,000/YR INCOME potential. Reefing Specialsl 111% Lowest Price Guarantee! 7 SEMESTER. PICK UP APPLICATION W 130 Jamaica, Cancun, Bahamas books. Toll Free (1) 800 898-9778 Exl. R-2076 Nights Air from Columbus A hotel S399! Book FIELD HOUSE. DEADLINE IS NOVEMBER Panama City. Daytona. Padre loraetails. NATIONAL PARKS HIRING Large 1 BR available now! $4i0/mo gas heat Earlyl Spring Break Travel 1 -800-678-6386. 15,1995 ' Great Low. Low Prices' Seasonal A full-time employment available included. Call 352-9661. * Free Trip on only 15 sales ' "■FREETRIPS&CASH— at National Parka, Forests A Wildlife Call torFREE into packet Fmd out how hundreds of students are already Preserves. Benefits plus bonuses! Call: Male Subleaser, own room $225 ♦ elec, share INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD APPLI- Sun Splssh Tours earning FREE TRIPS and LOTS OF CASH 1-206-545-4804 eit. N55442. apt. w/one person. Available now, call CATIONS DUE: GET INVOLVED WITH PRO- 1-80 0-426-7710 with America'! *1 Spring Break company! 353-0911 or 625-6291. GRAMMING ACTIVITIES AND SCHEDULING Sell only 15 trips and travel (reel Choose Can- Need female subleaser for Spring. Have own TIMES FOR ACTIVITIES TO BE OFFERED. NEED CHRISTMAS MONEY cun. Bahamas. Mazatlan, or Florida! CALL room, share bath and kitchen. $it>0/mo. * utili- PICK UP APPLICATION IN 130 UNIVERSITY The sun is gone. Need Crisp, dependable waiter/waitress (Yo///& oi/u't »///■ NOWI TAKE A BREAK STUDENT TRAVEL ties. 1 block from campus. Call Brandi @ FIELD HOUSE DEADLINE IS NOVEMBER Campus Tanning hostess for elegant banquet (800) 95BREAKI 353-2090 or 352-B384. 21.1995. 352-7889 facility-Nazareth Hall. Flexible Hours. iSmin.fromBGSU. ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR-SUMMER OF 1996 Quell Bdrm apt. avail. Starting rate $6Vhr. LAST WEEK FOR SENIOR PORTRAITS Yogi Bear's Jellystone Camp Resort is looking Jan. All util pd. except gas & elec. Undergraduate Student Government Call Sue (419) 632-2900 Call 1-600-989-1338 to schedule your portrait lor 2 creative, outgoing persons to coordinate Call 353-3017 session. Hours 10-1 and 2-6PM daily. Pictures Multicultural Affairs Presents: and direct activities lor a busy family camping WOMYN OF BEIJING PANEL taken in The Key Yearbook office. 28 West resort. We are located near Sea World in Aur- Wanted 1-2 Subleasers for Spnng 1996 ' Nov. 11 & 12 Hall. Sitting Fee $6. ora, Ohio. Now hiring cooks apply between 2-4 Mon-Fri. ASAP.One large bedroom. Free cable. $325 « Late night aeeelone until 9PM Thurs A Fri. -Experience preferred but not necessary. Male Al Pag lai's 945 S Main. electric, utilities. Call after 2PM. 352-6684. 115 Education 9pm or female. Recreation/Education majors en- Wednesday. November is Our firm is looking lor individuals who want to couraged to apply. gain comprehensive management experience -Living faah.es are available. next summer. Earn (6,000 to $10,000 per •Interviewing will be done at the Resort. summer. Positions available m select Cleve- WANTED 100 STUDENTS Take advantage of great values Send your resume lo: land suburbs, Columbus. Akron. Canton, and ATTENTION Lose 10-30* lbs. Next 90 Days New Metabol- Jelfysione Camp Resort more. Call 1-600-887-1960. on Hallmark Christmas items, ism Breakthrough Guaranteed. Dr. Recom- co Andrea Palay Schwartz ORGANIZATIONS!!! discover special gift ideas, and mended. $34.95 mc/visa. 24 hr Iree info. 6511 Marsol«222 RESORT JOBS receive a FREE Holiday Planner 1-800-352-8448. MayfieldHts.. OH 44124 Students Needed I Earn to $i2/hr. ♦ tips. Theme partis, Hotels. EARN $50 with any Hallmark purchase. Spas, + more. Destinations include Florida. Cashiers wanted for 3rd shift. Fun working en- Don't miss it! Hawaii. Colorado ft So. California. Call Resort vironment. Benefits & shift differential. Apply in Employment Services 1-206-632-0150 ext. person at Barney's 1B1 1/2 S. Mam. R55442. Blood Donation Cheddar's Contest 'W NowopeninFindlay Cheddar's is great place for students seeking a Management Inc. challenging & rewarding atmosphere that can The organization with be shaped around any school schedule. We Sponsor New 1&2 bdrms at Hillsdale offer great starting pay & FT or PT positions! the largest percentage Packages plus... And we are only I5min. away from BGI Come Apis. January Occupancy see us al: of donors wins $50. Cards and Giftsand more Rates start at $350 and $600. Cheddar's Restaurant 2100 Tiffan Ave (in front of Meijer) 111 Railroad 352-1693 353-5800 Find lay, OH 45840 a Hockey Come and give the (419) 423-4499 gift of life- Accepting Applications daily. give blood. Player BGSU Bloodmobile Management Inc. November 13-17 EVERGREEN APARTMENTS. Amani Room 1 BDRM. or EFF. units, laundry Students (Basement of the on site, tons of parking. Located Commons) behind ODOT at 215 E. Poe Rd. socially 353-5800 Organizations participating Jazz Night contact: P©(3(toL?8cDg8 Antonane 354-3149 spend or Deb 372-3006 Ramona Collins $13 million Shew your Management Inc. (Vocalist) Support HELP WA1YTED Leases start January 3,1996 monthly i. 353-0988 19 & Over 104 S. Main (9.5 or 12 month leases available) Contact your acct. executive Bartender at the BG News 372-2605. Tony Packo's Cafe Enjoy People? Toledo's famous Cafe is looking for a responsible, enthusiastic person. Great opportunities. Evening .SUBWAY** f FREE SUB "if$1.00 ow"i I FREE 6" SUB I hours available. Call Greg Buy any two subs and | Any foorlong sub or 50< off | | Buy any 6" sub and large Kelsch, at Tony Packo's Cafe, get the third sub of equal any 6"sub dnnk and get a 6" sub of 691 -6054 for more information. or lesser value FREE I equal or lesser value FREE 524 E. Wooster Available Available Available Avaiabie Avaiabe at all I Available 342-8500 at all BG at all I VBG GUMS*vammm 7cis i BG BG 828 S. Main locations locations locations locations ■grflBEP 354-2608 ■ locaBons locations » locations locations 1602 E. Wooster (l.slJ. Bssrsi.y.) 354-2800 r r 1091 N. Main fn*EE~Breaklc7s7 Holiday Sales (1..1.U kner>l 352-5505 i $5.00 Off. i 99 < SUB i Tony Packo's Cafe at the Woodland Mall A party sub or party platter Sandwich Franklin Park Mall and Front i Buy any foorlong sub and I Street Gift Shop. Looking for 352-7279 ($27.00 minimum order Buy one Breakfast sandwich Advance notice required) i large drink at regular price and | enthusiastic sales people to get one of equal or lesser • and get one of equal or lesser represent Toledo's famous Cafe Available Avails bis i si SII stall Available value for 99« Available AUBG value FREE AH BG during the Holiday season. BO BO ■ al at all locations Flexible hours and great money i BG locations locations BG I 2ZSZQ Main fmmaz^•^^Mmmmm^r except lor opportunities. Call Cindy locations locations | S Main MOne estaas ssr •*! jMhr sssass 12/31 m. i Burling for more information at •SUBLURV ^r T I J .»"